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Immune Sequencing Equipment Supplied In Usa
4 equipment items found
Manufactured by:iRepertoire, Inc. based inHuntsville, ALABAMA (USA)
Automate your immune sequencing workflow with the iR-Flex System and accompanying iR-Cassettes. Increase confidence in your results by decreasing the chance of contamination. The fully automated iR-Flex workflow produces sequence-ready libraries from ...
Manufactured by:iRepertoire, Inc. based inHuntsville, ALABAMA (USA)
The affordable choice for high volume projects. Our bulk primer kits provide a low-cost option for scaling up your immune repertoire sequencing projects. Bulk kits include large volumes of PCR1 and PCR2 mixtures, and are available with different barcodes to allow for downstream pooling to reduce sequencing costs. All Bulk Reagents are available ...
Manufactured by:iRepertoire, Inc. based inHuntsville, ALABAMA (USA)
Everything you need to get started with immune repertoire sequencing. iR-Profile allows for amplification of multiple receptor chain genes of interest using iRepertoire’s arm-PCR technology in a cost-efficient ...
by:BacVax, Inc. based inPhoenix, ARIZONA (USA)
Current commercial bacterial vaccines use toxin neutralization, capsule targeting, or multiple proteins. While these methods may work in some circumstances, many bacteria do not have toxin or capsule targets, and using several proteins in a vaccine is expensive and opens the opportunity for genetic escape by the bacteria. ...
